Who We Are
90% of women drink less water to avoid dirty public toilets. Which is a major cause for UTI and kidney diseases. Bhumijo believes clean toilet is a human right. No women should be worried about public toilets while out. Public toilets should be clean and usable when needed. The job of providing clean toilet service should be dignified and valued. Bhumijo envisions to end the public toilet crisis all over Bangladesh by 2030.
What We Do
Bhumijo provides access to clean and inclusive toilets to low income community in transit, through technology enabled smart management. We started our journey in 2017 by creating countries first women-only toilet at Gausia market, Dhaka. Bhumijo specially cares for women children and differently ables. Our focus on business sustainability ensures that urban poor will continue to receive sanitation services without disruption. Currently through 30 centres at market, hospital, tourist spots they serve more than 6,000 people per day. Bhumijo has served total 2.5 million customers (2017 – 22) among which 20% are female.
Our Approach
Bhumijo works with government in providing this essential public service. Our partnerships allow us to build and operate on government land. We also partner with private land / building owner to deliver public toilet service. Bhumijo works with private business to ensure sustainability of the service.
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